Continuing my afternoon stroll takes me into the inner city suburb of

Darlinghurst

I'm back! With restrictions starting to ease in NSW, I'll be getting back into things. At first, I'm going to just go back with one post per week. This will be my first regular post again, and I'll be posting every Sunday after that.

I'm usually a heavy user of public transport for this blog, and I'm choosing not to spend as much time on public transport as before, hence the reduced posting frequency for now. We'll see how we go and hopefully I can ramp back up sooner rather than later.

Anyway.

Surry Hills

With this apocalypse going on at the moment, I've obviously been laying low, and haven't been out and about exploring Sydney. I've used some of that time to work on something a little bit different.

If, like me, you're a person who enjoys using the bargain basement $2.50 $2.60 $2.70 $2.80 Sunday Opal fares, you may have wondered just how far the deal can take you. In my first attempt at Sydney content over video, I explore this further. 

This next post is the final suburb I collected prior to this virus-induced apocalypse. In case you haven't seen my other announcements, due to the government coronavirus restrictions, it would be illegal (and irresponsible) for me to be puttering around exploring Sydney at the moment, so this is going to be my last regular post for a (hopefully short) period. Rest assured, I'll be back once the restrictions are lifted.

Anyway, here's

Berala

Usually, when doing these posts, I keep things relatively light and jocular. Well, this suburb is made up entirely of a cemetery.

Rookwood

It's time for yet another stop in Sydney's West with my 200th suburb (woo)!

Lidcombe